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The Latest Update For The Wonderful Receiver From CRISTOR
Receiver
CRISTOR KG300
Very important alert:
The version is constantly updated when the latest new update is released
The Importance Of Passing The New Update In The Receiver
- The new update solves all the problems of the old update and your receiver becomes responsive to use.
- The emergence of new additions and improvements in the device, for example: * Improving and developing YouTube's performance and solving all its problems.
- Adding simultaneous translation of channels.* Appearance after weekly programs in channels in the new update.
- Developing applications in the receiver, improving their performance and solving all their problems, for example, the IPTV application and the APPOLO IPTV application.
- Changing the main interface or browsing, which gives ease of use.
- Updating the operating system of the receiver, which makes it work with high efficiency and thus work for a longer period.
- Solve intermittent problems in the IpTv broadcasting service, or the broadcast is completely interrupted.
- Adding new options and functions in the receiver.
- Download the latest device update to activate the server properly and open all encrypted channels.
How To Pass The New Update In This Video
Important Tips Before Passing The New Update
Before passing any new update, you must follow the following tips in order not to fall into the problems of turning off the device or problems with the bot, and you have to take the device to the experienced people to fix it for you. The tips are easy and simple, just follow them, and they are as follows:
- First, before passing the update, you must save the file of your channels on the device in a flash drive to retrieve it whenever you want. The method is shown on my website and also in my channel.
- Secondly, before passing any update, reset the device or factory reset the device completely, and this step is very important before any update.
- After downloading any update, make sure that the update file is decompressed through the WinRAR program so that you can pass it successfully on your device.
- When the update begins to pass in the device, do not touch anything until it is finished, and be aware of a power outage or turning off the device by mistake, because this will lead to bot problems and many problems with the device.
- After the update pass is completed, the device will turn off and restart automatically. You will reset the device again, and with this, you will have passed your update correctly and excellently.
- Immediately after that, re-download your channels file saved in a flash drive or pass a new channel file.
- Finally, you go to the device’s settings and connect it to the Ethernet and also activate the server. All these steps are explained in the video shown above, and also in previous lessons that you can find on my website and channel as well.
CRISTOR KG300 Specifications
- Fully comply with DVB-S/S2,MPEG-2/4,H.264 Standard
- Support EPB,display present/next TV,Program/7 days EPG
- Support up to DiSEqC 1.0/1.1/1.2&USALS
- PAL&NTSC Auto Switch
- Parent control
- Support Favorites Group
- WiFi Support
- Auto scan/TP scan/Blind scan
- Support Teletext/Subtitle
- Selectable output for,1080P,1080i,720P and 576P format
- Graphical bars showing quality of transponder signal
- User-friendly remote control with colored function buttons
- 4000 channels memory capacity
- USB for JPEG/MP3 Playback and software upgrade
- Support USB PVR
- Compatible with 576i/576p/720p/1,080i/1080P video formats
- Fully compliant with DVB-S2 standard
- Supports HDMI 1.3 (1080P)
- Auto and manually scan all available TV and radio channels
- Auto/manual program search, multi-language supported6. Supports MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and H.264 decoder (up to 1,920 x 1,080 pixels)
- Advanced audio processor
- USB2.0 host support upgrade, PVR, time shifting and media play with U-Flash or HDD
- Supports HDMI output, scart output, coaxial, RF in and output
- Frequency Range: VHF 174~230MHZ, UHF 470~862MHZ
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